On 5 February, the TRANSPER multiplier event brought together researchers, cultural practitioners and institutional representatives to disseminate the project’s objectives and stimulate interdisciplinary dialogue around its transdisciplinary learning methodology.
The session created a space for critical exchange between academia, artistic practice and public governance, reinforcing TRANSPER’s commitment to collaborative knowledge production and societal engagement.
The roundtable featured contributions from Ana Rita Moreira (Junta de Freguesia do Lumiar), who shared perspectives on local governance and community engagement; Ana Matos (Electrão), who addressed current challenges and practices in electronic waste management and sustainability; and Gustavo Ciríaco, who contributed an artistic and critical reflection on technology and ecological futures.
The discussion was chaired by CICANT researcher Inês Marques, whose moderation ensured a structured and productive exchange across disciplinary boundaries.